Los Angeles River: an exemplary rescue

Carlos Roa The work that the Californian city of Los Angeles is currently undertaking regarding the river that gave it its name is an example
Mother and Earth

Thais Lopez Vogel These days we are having the coincidence of the celebration of Earth Day with the upcoming arrival of Mother’s Day. This is
Climate Change and COVID-19: The Perfect Storm

Carlos Roa While the attention and efforts of almost the entire planet are focused on defeating COVID-19 and its variants, the other problems that threaten
A Latino Fighting Global Warming

Carlos Roa The 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference was held in Glasgow (Scotland) from October 31 to November 12, 2021. Among the attendees, we
We Need to Empower the Next Generation of Climate Leaders

By David S. Vogel and Thais Lopez Vogel, VoLo Foundation The stories we read and watch about Climate Change are daunting. According to the latest
British Consulate General | FIU Event

On August 24th, 2021, VoLo Foundation was joined by partner programs for a special event hosted by the British Consulate-General Houston at Florida International University.
An Enduring Legacy With Local and Global Impact

VoLo Foundation is named from the combined last names of Admirals Cove residents David S. Vogel and Thais Lopez Vogel. The couple started VoLo in
Harvard Medical School – VoLo Research Fund on Aging

VoLo Foundation’s grant to Harvard University for Harvard Medical School is a 3 year partnership to establish the current-use VoLo Research Fund on Aging. The primary purpose is to
VoLo Foundation Offering a Free Week-Long Summit to Educate People About Potential Solutions to the Worsening Climate Crisis

By Thais Lopez Vogel Esq., Cofounder and Trustee VoLo Foundation Since the first Earth Day was organized in 1970, millions of people around the world,
We All Need to Take Action to Save Florida’s Freshwater Supplies

By Thais Lopez Vogel, VoLo Foundation Any visitor to Florida learns that the state is blessed with abundant rivers, lakes, springs, wetlands, and more large streams than any